Let's talk about movies. I went for Zhao Wei, I have liked Zhao Wei for so many years (PS has been rumored that she is pregnant recently, I am very curious about what happened). The Qiao Hua played by Zhao Wei in the play is an ordinary woman who can no longer be ordinary. She is simple, straightforward and full of fantasy about love and life. She met Qinglong and fell in love with him. During this period, Zhao Wei fully showed the feeling of love that a woman should have. The little sweetness that only she felt by herself even made me raise the corners of my mouth unconsciously, as if I could feel her feelings, a warm tone reached the bottom of my heart. Also, Qiao Hua is the only warm tone in the film.
Donnie Yen's kung fu is still so cool, looking at the box on his back, the weapons inside are dazzling. The fight is also very vigorous, and it is also very good at falling in love. His play with Zhao Wei is actually very good. He wanted to love but didn't dare to love, didn't love but was reluctant to love, that kind of tangled ambivalence, and he performed very well.
Wu Zun's handsome young man, not to mention anything else, just showing a small waist is enough to make a woman like me fascinated, haha, so I ignored his acting skills. Although his appearance was a bit terrifying, especially his Mandarin, it was a pity when he finally died.
Xu Zishan's ghostly kung fu has a bit of a seductive color, each piece of clothing is taken off like a golden cicada, and even more awesome is the exaggerated dressing kung fu. Her biggest highlight is her kung fu, which is very innovative.
As for the feeling of lightness that many people say about the film, it is actually because Qinglong bears the feelings of the family and the country. .
In fact, I personally think that the last five minutes are completely unnecessary. These five minutes are completely sensational scenes for the purpose of earning tears. If you add it, it will be superfluous. There is no need to make everyone cry.
Overall, the movie is worth watching. At least I'd watch it a second time if I had the choice.
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